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Addressing a press conference on November 21, Liu Xiaofeng, deputy director of the Beijing CDC, said that China is at the 'most critical and toughest moment' of fighting coronavirus.

Beijing [China], Nov 22: Amid a rise in COVID-19 cases, Beijing Center for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC) officials on Monday said that China is facing the ‘most complicated and severest anti-epidemic situation’ since the emergence of coronavirus, Global Times reported. Addressing a press conference on November 21, Liu Xiaofeng, deputy director of the Beijing CDC, said that China is at the ‘most critical and toughest moment’ of fighting coronavirus. Xiaofeng called ...

A Shenzhen-based company is under fire over interview questions that largely asked if potential employees would be willing to work extra hours for no pay. The hiring process of Haimingwei Science and Technology, an advanced electronics company, featured a questionnaire of 14 questions that leaked online and went viral. Of the questions, many asked whether employees would accept working overtime...

Chinas offshore wind power development is on the rise as the country prioritizes new energy capacity to support its green transition, experts said.

A tea garden in the Paksong district of Champasak province has been good news for local people, providing them with a better lifestyle than they have ever known.

Chinese technicians process tea leaves at the 36 Manor tea plantation in Champasak Province, Laos, March 25, 2022.(Photo by Kaikeo Saiyasane/Xinhua)Lao villagers sell tea leaves at the 36 Manor tea plantation in Champasak Province, Laos, March 25, 2022.(Photo by Kaikeo Saiyasane/Xinhua)

VIENTIANE, April 2 (Xinhua) -- A tea garden in Paksong district of Champasak province has been good news for local people, providing them with a better lifestyl

GLOBALink | Lao villagers enjoy better lives through Chinese tea-

© Provided by Xinhua There are only 800 people in the village that is home to the planation, and before the garden opened more than half of them lived

Lao villagers enjoy better lives through Chinese tea-